• Conceptual illustration of neurons.
    Human-specific gene protects neurons in Alzheimer’s
    5/16/19

    A promising drug target for the disease, which succeeded in animal studies but failed in humans, could still be a valuable therapy.

  • Michael Bianchi, senior lab manager, works inside KSL’s laboratory at its facility in Williamsville, New York.
    Companies partner with UB’s BIG
    5/15/19

    KSL Biomedical and AHRM are working with the Buffalo Institute for Genomics and Data Analytics to advance the region as a hub for personalized medicine and bioinformatics.

  • Graphic showing stock market in decline.
    Trump’s trade deals harm U.S. investors, research shows
    5/15/19

    The new School of Management study reveals the positive impact of investor-state dispute settlements on foreign investments.

  • A gloved hand picking up a small vial of saliva labeled "pig".
    You are what you eat
    5/15/19

    A UB study of 46 mammal species explores the evolutionary history of amylase, a compound that breaks down carbs.



  • STEM for All Video Showcase logo featuring a circle with the words STEM for all and a video arrow.
    Decker takes part in video showcase
    5/14/19

    The NSF-sponsored event is a virtual poster competition of innovative projects in STEM education.

  • A group of Nepalese peacekeepers, all wearing camouflage and bright blue helmets emblazoned with UN.
    Robust UN troop levels required for peace, study finds
    5/13/19

    The U.N.'s peacekeeping operations need 10,000 troops to significantly increase the likelihood of ending hostilities, researchers say.

  • Teen girl sitting at a desk, her head in her hands; a laptop and cellphone are on the desk.
    Online bullying worsens sleep, depression for teens
    5/13/19

    The UB study is one of the few to explore the connection between cyber victimization and sleep quality.

  • A man's hand holding a smartphone with an avatar displayed on the screen.
    GSE developing ‘avatar-guided’ teacher training
    5/13/19

    The innovative, AI technology can be used in a variety of educational scenarios.

  • Mother holding a newborn on her chest.
    New invention could replicate ‘kangaroo care’
    5/10/19

    The incubator device developed by a UB neonatologist could mimic skin-to-skin contact between premature babies and their parents.

  • Cleveland skyline.
    UB research helps Cleveland win award
    5/10/19

    Work led by faculty member Nick Rajkovich helped the city win an APA sustainability award for its Climate Action Plan.

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